7 a In the place where wisdome shulde be shewed.
10 b Man hathe no tryal of his strength til he be in troubles.
11 c None can be excused, if he helpe not the innocent when he is in danger.
13 d As honie is swete & pleasant to the tast, so wisdome is to the soule.
16 e He is subject to manie perils: but God deliuereth him.
18 f To be auenged on thee.
22 g Meaning, ether of the wicked, and sedicious, as {vers. 19, and 21} or of them that feare not God nor obey their King.
23 / Ebr to knowe the face.
27 h Be sure of the meanes how to compasse it before you take anie enterprise in hand.
29 i He sheweth what is the nature of the wicked, to reuenge wrong for wrong.
32 k That I might learne by another mans faute.